Top 10 unreleased Marvel projects from the 1980s

Here's my run-down of the top 10 unreleased projects from the 1980s.

1. JLA/Avengers (You can read more here).
2. Doctor Strange drawn by Frank Miller (1981) "Watch for the new adventures of Earth's Sorcerer Supreme - - as mystically conjured by Roger Stern and Frank Miller!"Miller only produced the cover for Doctor Strange #46 (April 1981). 
3. Marvel and DC Present The Uncanny X-Men and The New Teen Titans #2 - More details here.
4. "The Last Galactus Story" by John Byrne and Terry Austin. Nine of the Ten parts were published in Epic Illustrated.
5. Frank Miller and WaltSimonson's DD.
6. John Byrne's Incredible Hulk #320+
7. Longshot graphic novel by Ann Nocenti and Art Adams.
8. Excalibur Graphic Novel by Chris Claremont and Alan Davis.
9. Phoenix limited series by Chris Claremont and Rick Leonardi - Rachel Summers.
10. Questprobe #4-12. Only the first 3 issues of the 12-issue limited series were published with a fourth published in Marvel Fanfare #33 (July 1987).

My Top 10 New Spider-Man Villains from the 1980s

1. The Hobgoblin (Amazing Spider-Man #238)
   
   I've always loved the Hobgoblin as I felt he was my Green Goblin of the 1980s. His storyline that ran through Amazing Spider-Man was great as it kept everyone guessing as to his secret identity.
2. The Symbiote/Venom (Secret Wars #8)
   
   The Symbiote was a nice twist on the new costume gimmick. Eddie Brock was also a great new character, but early in the 90s, Venom's popularity led to some over-exposure which had me disliking the character more and more.
3. The Puma (Amazing Spider-Man #256)
   
   Really liked the calm and collected Thomas Fireheart and the complications that this millionaire added to Spidey and Peter's life. The Puma was a great character and went beyond the native american stereotypes.
4. The Sin-Eater (Spectacular Spider-Man #107
   
   The Sin-Eater storyline stunned me and the shocking death of Jean DeWolffe was a complete surprise. This four issue story arc made me aware of Peter David for the first time. He did an amazing job fleshing out the Sin-Eater and really getting into his head.
5. The Rose (Amazing Spider-Man #253)
   
   The Rose was a solid addition to the New York mob landscape of the Marvel Universe and his connection to the Kingpin made him that much more powerful and that much more of a threat.
6. Tombstone (Web of Spider-Man #36)
   
7. The Foreigner (Web of Spider-Man #15)
   
8. Hydro-Man (Amazing Spider-Man #212)
   
   Hydro-Man was a simple take-off on Sandman, obviously substituting the sand for water. He doesn't really live up to his potential for another few years at which point he joins the Sinister Syndicate.
9. The White Rabbit (Marvel Team-Up #131)
   
10. The Spot (Spectacular Spider-Man #99)
    
11. Slyde (Amazing Spider-Man #272)
    
    Okay, okay, I know it's 11... :)

My favorite 10 Marvel limited series of the 1980s

Here's my favorite 10 Marvel limited series of the 1980s 

• Wolverine – Claremont & Miller
• Secret Wars – Shooter, Zeck, & Layton
• Hercules – Bob Layton
• Longshot – Nocenti & Adams
• West Coast Avengers – Stern & Hall
• Kitty Pryde and Wolverine – Claremont & Milgrom
• Squadron Supreme – Gruenwald, Hall, & Ryan
• Hawkeye – Gruenwald & Breedings
• Cloak & Dagger – Mantlo & Leonardi
• Vision and the Scarlet Witch – Mantlo & Leonardi

Runners-Up:

• Nightcrawler – Dave Cockrum
• Contest of Champions – Grunwald, Grant, & Romita Jr.
• Six From Sirius – Moench & Gulacy
• Fantastic Four VS X-Men – Claremont & Bogdanove
• Elektra Assassin – Miller & Sienkiewicz
• Punisher – Circle of Blood – Grant & Mike Zeck
• Rocket Raccoon - Mantlo & Mignola

Top 10 Marvel deaths in the 1980s

In my humble opinion of course:

1. Jean Grey (Phoenix) – Uncanny X-Men #137
2. Captain Marvel – The Death of Captain Marvel Graphic Novel
3. Elektra – Daredevil #181
4. Guardian – Alpha Flight (1983) #12
5. Vision – West Coast Avengers #42-44
6. Jean DeWolffe - Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #107
7. Dracula – Doctor Strange #62
8. General Thaddeus E. "Thunderbolt" Ross – Incredible Hulk #330
9. Walter Langowski (Sasquatch) – Alpha Flight (1983) #23
10. Douglas Ramsey (Cypher) - New Mutants #60